Megalodon teeth discoveries shed light on ancient predator

Researchers discovered several large megalodon teeth on the ocean floor near the Cook Islands, indicating the presence of the prehistoric predator that lived around 3.6 million years ago. The teeth, some measuring up to five inches, provide insights into the extinct shark, which was roughly 60 feet long and weighed about 50 tons. The findings help reconstruct past ocean environments and circulation patterns through analysis of the fossilized teeth.

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